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Kill Jason King! by Robert Miall.
Based on the successful ATV television series staring Peter Wyngarde.
So I have a theory about this “Peter Wyngarde” person. He is actually the actor Peter O’Toole (Google him if need be) in a really bad wig and pasted on porno ‘stache.
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This painting by Raymond Pease was published twice as a digest cover for Cameo books, first as Office Sinner by Gene Harvey (Cameo books #334, 1953):
The frank story of a young girl who works in an office……side by side with men
and then again one year later as Blonde Hellcat by Arthur Marin (Cameo books #368, 1954):
She was ambitious, passionate and jealous - of her own mother
Posted on November 2, 2011 via Bukowski's Basement - tumblr with 11 notes
Source: anthonyvenutolo
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Soft Touch by John D. Macdonald.
“A burst of passion on a lazy afternoon—leaving violence in its wake”
(via anniewu)
Posted on November 2, 2011 via I'll just leave this here. with 53 notes
Source: Flickr / mcclaverty
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Kozy K 154 by uk vintage on Flickr.
Water Witch by Bowie(!) Morton.
Nothing is better than a well-placed tree branch.
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twincovercollector on Flickr.
Spawn of the Vampire by N. Wesley Firth.
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by uk vintage on Flickr.
The Upfold Witch by Josephine Bell, 1956.
Cover art by Paul Lehr.
“Insane evil in a respectable English village.”
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Paula Wirth on Flickr.
The Coven by Carter Brown.
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Jeff Jones by uk vintage on Flickr.
Sorceress of the Witch World, Andre Norton, Ace books.1968. Cover art by Jeff Jones.
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pocket 811 by Kyle K on Flickr.
The Witch of Spring by William Shore, Pocket Books #811.
Cover art by Ernest Chiriaka.
“She was a slave to voodoo magic!”
…and a great dresser as well.
Dedicated to the good, bad & unintentionally hilarious covers of pulp fiction novels. These covers usually featured provocative lines of text with lurid illustrations. Pulps also trafficked in stereotypes, so please enjoy these covers within their historical context. You may also see the occasional lady or man bits. FYeah Pulp Fiction Covers is lovingly maintained by a red-headed librarian trapped in the Midwest.
